Understanding Basic Electronics – A Step-by-Step Guide to Electricity, Electronics, and Simple Circuits
M**Y
Electronic book
Bought this for a grandson for his birthday. He said it was helpful and he used it a lot to figure out what he was doing. Good book for the value.
X**Z
More like a textbook than a lab book
I purchased two beginner's electronic books and they both proved to be as described on Amazon. This one is more about reading and thinking while the "Maker" book is more about hands-on experiments. The two are a great complement. This one is perfect when you just want to read, learn, and understand without sitting a desk fiddling with anything. Sometimes that's the best way I learn. Other times I need to "touch" the work to learn. Both work great.
T**.
Good book
Perfect
M**T
Love the website!
Shipping is a little mixed up. I order three books at the same time and they are arriving on different days! I don't understand why? I do love my books though! Thanks Amazon!
J**E
New college book
Sins book came in fast and amazing condition.
M**U
good reading
informative
S**R
EE 101
This book is targeting readers who are new to electronics. The content is very basic and the language is kept simple - about on the same level with what is taught in some high schools. Math is simple and also very well explained. Any concepts discussed in the book are explained from ground up. You are not just presented with how something works but the author helps you discover it yourself from the very foundation throughout the book why things work as they do.The book starts to explain conductors and insulators and what current and voltage really means. Next resistors are discussed with Kirchoff's and Ohm's laws. Once this foundation is built, the book moves on to explore the difference between DC and AC and how to calculate impedances with capacitors and inductors before the book starts to dive into semiconductors. The common semiconductors such as diodes, bipolar transistors, and different FETs are explained. The last chapters talk about linear (analog) and digital integrated circuits. The appendix has some valuable information about thermionic (vacuum) tubes which are still found today in high powered radio transmitters.The book is an easy read and helps the newbie to understand the basics of electronics. The book teaches more than you need for the Technician or General exam but less than what is required for the Extra.
G**R
Good book but if you have any kind of toe ...
Good book but if you have any kind of toe hold on the subject it will be very redundant. IT is however very detailed and explains everything so that the average 3yo could understand it. Over all it is a good book and if you have an interest, particularly if you have little to no knowledge to start with, I would recommend it.
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